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By *umfun24 OP   Man
12 weeks ago

wilmslow

Who’s doing parkrun? Which one is your favourite?

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By *athomMan
12 weeks ago

South Coast

‘What with these feet ?’ (Ronnie Barker Sketch😊)

Just moved to new area,they are lining up in the park now- I will join up soon 🏃

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By *ellsOMan
12 weeks ago

hull

I am, my local one is called Peter Pan in Hull, the course isn't the best but the people are wonderful, parkrun #177 for me today

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
12 weeks ago

wilmslow


"‘What with these feet ?’ (Ronnie Barker Sketch😊)

Just moved to new area,they are lining up in the park now- I will join up soon 🏃"

From here? (Porridge, episode one, the medical)

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By *oiluvfunMan
12 weeks ago

Penrith

I’m doing Penrith Parkrun, and today will be my 100th! Really pleased to hit this milestone! 😎

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By *hamallamadingdongMan
12 weeks ago

London

Never done one. I've only just started jogging due to the weather being nice.

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
12 weeks ago

wilmslow


"I’m doing Penrith Parkrun, and today will be my 100th! Really pleased to hit this milestone! 😎"

Great achievement. Brilliant. Enjoy.

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
12 weeks ago

wilmslow


"Never done one. I've only just started jogging due to the weather being nice."

Don’t let your imagination put you off. There will be loads there that just walk. It’s a great way to start. Run, jog or walk as much as you like. There’s no competition except for yourself and maybe the first 2 or 3 to finish, but I’ve never seen them.

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By *hamallamadingdongMan
12 weeks ago

London


"Never done one. I've only just started jogging due to the weather being nice.

Don’t let your imagination put you off. There will be loads there that just walk. It’s a great way to start. Run, jog or walk as much as you like. There’s no competition except for yourself and maybe the first 2 or 3 to finish, but I’ve never seen them. "

Cheers for the advice 👍🏾☺️

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By *orfolk NaturistMan
11 weeks ago

Near by, West Norfolk

Done may park runs and wear ladies gym shorts, capri or leggings. Plus I run a lot locally. Again in ladies gym wear. No bulge and tight.

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
11 weeks ago

wilmslow

Morning. Come on, let’s get out there and get it done !! It’s good for us. Honestly.

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By *ancman44Man
11 weeks ago

Manchester

Not done one for a while be nice to meet fellow fabbers. Only done Wythie park and another while away on holiday

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By *ilva69Man
11 weeks ago

stockport

Wythenshawe park

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By *rightonsteveMan
11 weeks ago

Hove, mainly…

I’ve been thinking of doing the one at Seaford.

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
11 weeks ago

wilmslow


"Wythenshawe park "

One of the friendliest

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By *aomilatteCouple
11 weeks ago

Midlands


"I’m doing Penrith Parkrun, and today will be my 100th! Really pleased to hit this milestone! 😎"

At another parkrun we met one of the regular volunteers from the Penrith parkrun, small world!

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By *aitonelMan
11 weeks ago

Liverpool

Fuck no

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
11 weeks ago

wilmslow


"Fuck no"

A fair point, well made. 🤣

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By *oiluvfunMan
11 weeks ago

Penrith


"I’m doing Penrith Parkrun, and today will be my 100th! Really pleased to hit this milestone! 😎

At another parkrun we met one of the regular volunteers from the Penrith parkrun, small world! "

It is indeed a small world!

There was a party over from the North East a while back, and one of the ladies had a t-shirt on, with “Looking for a man at Penrith Parkrun” and a phone number on the back of it……🤭

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By *art1968Man
11 weeks ago

stafford

Isabel Trail in Stafford this morning for me

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

I'd love to but my running enthusiasm seems to just be mon-fri.

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
11 weeks ago

wilmslow


"Isabel Trail in Stafford this morning for me "

How was it? As I recall, an out and back? Busy and a little cramped, but friendly enough.

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By *arriedfun69Man
10 weeks ago

Bedford

Off in a few minutes to Parkrun …anyone else up?

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By *evilinyouMan
10 weeks ago

Bristol

Run....me....park..... Behave yourself 😜

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By *aomilatteCouple
10 weeks ago

Midlands

One running, one volunteering.

No volunteers = no parkrun

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
9 weeks ago

wilmslow


"One running, one volunteering.

No volunteers = no parkrun "

Can I ask, what do you think is a good volunteer ratio? When I first started, I recall being asked to volunteer at least once a year, and so I generally wait until I have a niggle or injury and then volunteer. This has me above 1 in 50, but it feels low and I’m thinking maybe I should just volunteer more.

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By *ayne2026Woman
9 weeks ago

l

If Sharon Davies has anything to do with it, (due to legal action), then trans people won't be allowed to do parkrun at all.

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By *attieTV/TS
9 weeks ago

Nottingham

Done a few local ones, Wollaton Hall is my favourite so far, lovely views around the lake.

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By *ocialablechapMan
9 weeks ago

Paphos and also SW UK


"Never done one. I've only just started jogging due to the weather being nice."

Get out there Shams.

Less nervous than a new fab meet!

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By *ocialablechapMan
9 weeks ago

Paphos and also SW UK


"If Sharon Davies has anything to do with it, (due to legal action), then trans people won't be allowed to do parkrun at all."

Sorry but without getting political, no she won't.

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
9 weeks ago

wilmslow


"If Sharon Davies has anything to do with it, (due to legal action), then trans people won't be allowed to do parkrun at all."

Kinda ruins the logo of for everyone, forever, for free ……

I know that there are always some competitive people who go, but for me, it’s a wonderful gathering of everyone, regardless of age, ability or any social or political views. We just gather together, chat briefly to anyone we find ourselves next to, because the event has brought us together, and then disperse like a morning mist, all gone by 10.00am.

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By *rLucky777Man
9 weeks ago

Leeds

Parkruns are great. Everyone should try one at least once. Totally free. All over the world.

Run, walk, jog, take your dog. Doesn’t matter.

I’ve heard doctors have been prescribing parkruns for people.

We need more things like this.

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By *oiluvfunMan
9 weeks ago

Penrith


"If Sharon Davies has anything to do with it, (due to legal action), then trans people won't be allowed to do parkrun at all.

Kinda ruins the logo of for everyone, forever, for free ……

I know that there are always some competitive people who go, but for me, it’s a wonderful gathering of everyone, regardless of age, ability or any social or political views. We just gather together, chat briefly to anyone we find ourselves next to, because the event has brought us together, and then disperse like a morning mist, all gone by 10.00am.

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I agree with this, and will add; Parkrun is also a good place to meet ladies…..😉

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By *inkShyWoman
9 weeks ago

near Windsor

I always think about it, but I'm not built to run so I stay in bed.

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
9 weeks ago

wilmslow


"I always think about it, but I'm not built to run so I stay in bed."

You absolutely don’t need to run. Many people will walk all of it, every week. There’s a tail Walker, so you never get lost or left. It really is a feel good experience.

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By *appyChap91Man
9 weeks ago

Hull

I've signed up and downloaded the app, so Im a step closer to giving it a go than I was before.

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By *inkShyWoman
9 weeks ago

near Windsor


"I always think about it, but I'm not built to run so I stay in bed.

You absolutely don’t need to run. Many people will walk all of it, every week. There’s a tail Walker, so you never get lost or left. It really is a feel good experience. "

I've signed up, and downloaded my barcode 😊

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By *cott45hullMan
9 weeks ago

Hull

I’m on 60+ parking many at Hull

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By *k_123Man
9 weeks ago

Lancashire

I love park run but just wish they were 10am not 9. Saturday is my only lie in day 😫😫

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By *heSuccubusWoman
8 weeks ago

Darlington

Parkrun is the best way to start the weekend Had a couple of parkrun socials too. Not exactly conventional, but definitely fun.

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By *ock-a-FillyCouple
8 weeks ago

Devon

We love a Parkrun too - We’re down in Devon - a long way from everywhere but the outside 🤣

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By *lmost TouchingMan
8 weeks ago

Wherever I lay my hat.

Anyone run the Delamere park run?

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
8 weeks ago

wilmslow

Hopefully you will go along and enjoy one. For me, it has very little to do with the actual running, it’s a real positive weekend boost. I live alone and work from home and so it’s great to be part of something busy and positive, without the pressure to engage with everyone or pressure to be “great” like so many other things seem to require. I can bimble around, have brief conversations with anyone, say hello to marshals and dogs and other participants, even go for a coffee afterwards if I want. I think it’s mentally and physically healthy.

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By *aomilatteCouple
8 weeks ago

Midlands


"One running, one volunteering.

No volunteers = no parkrun

Can I ask, what do you think is a good volunteer ratio? When I first started, I recall being asked to volunteer at least once a year, and so I generally wait until I have a niggle or injury and then volunteer. This has me above 1 in 50, but it feels low and I’m thinking maybe I should just volunteer more. "

Any volunteering is good, some are there every week and never volunteer. 1 in 10 would be very good. It's actually very enjoyable

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By *ungLewisMan
8 weeks ago

West of Exeter

Love parkrun.

I mostly do Haldon (hills!) or Exmouth (flat and packed!)

I will get to the 250 soon!

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By (user no longer on site)
8 weeks ago

I done one in rendalsham forest on saturday. More park walking rather than park running but i done it.

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By *portyGuyMan
8 weeks ago

Burbage

Omg small world

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By (user no longer on site)
7 weeks ago


"Omg small world "

Did you see the alien. Lol

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By *H0T0GRAPHERMan
7 weeks ago

Cornwall

Ive not long started. Ive done a handful and my times have tumbled! I usually put in a good effort... I'm normally dying at the end while everyone else seems pretty chilled lol

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By *am bruceMan
7 weeks ago

northern town

Youve inspired me, going to look for one

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By *ocialablechapMan
7 weeks ago

Paphos and also SW UK


"I always think about it, but I'm not built to run so I stay in bed.

You absolutely don’t need to run. Many people will walk all of it, every week. There’s a tail Walker, so you never get lost or left. It really is a feel good experience.

I've signed up, and downloaded my barcode 😊"

Well done, hope you took the next step and made it to the start line .

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By *obra 327Man
7 weeks ago

Bromley

Used to do park runs until my knees went

Now I do the pub run eases the pain

Just taken up bowling too

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
7 weeks ago

wilmslow


"Used to do park runs until my knees went

Now I do the pub run eases the pain

Just taken up bowling too"

Squats and lunges are a must. Supports the knees and keeps the pain away. Build up to about 30 of each every day and you’ll be shocked how much better your knees will feel.

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By *obra 327Man
7 weeks ago

Bromley


"Used to do park runs until my knees went

Now I do the pub run eases the pain

Just taken up bowling too

Squats and lunges are a must. Supports the knees and keeps the pain away. Build up to about 30 of each every day and you’ll be shocked how much better your knees will feel. "

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By *ikeC81Man
4 weeks ago

harrow

My park run story

Started to loose weight in around sep 2019. Done my first park run in 2019 done a few before covid hit then done a few 5km and even done 2 10km was running around the 30 min make for a 5km

Got injured in mid 2022 to back and done the same injury 9 months or so later so hardly any park runs for best part of 18 months

Done about 3 monnths worth of park runs in 2024 then rolled ankle which took ages to heal. Restarted this year - down 5 this year with 4 being in last month

Improved time by a couple of mins from the start of May which is good. I am aiming to get to sub 40 for my local park run which is not a flat park run by any stretch

I am sitting here with my back and legs in bits from yesterday lol but I know my heart rate and blood pressure is improving

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By *ikeC81Man
4 weeks ago

harrow

I often walk parts of mine, I jog the flat and downhill bits and walk the uphill parts there was a guy yesterday that walked it all for the first time and good on him

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By *asoMan
4 weeks ago

Sheffield

Graves Park

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By *ouseblendMan
4 weeks ago

Carshalton

I have only done one parkrun, should do more but either I am working or out running a lot earlier

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By *oiluvfunMan
4 weeks ago

Penrith

I did Southsea Parkrun yesterday, while I was in Portsmouth for the weekend. I recorded the official furthest travelled on the day 😎👍

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
4 weeks ago

wilmslow


"My park run story

Started to loose weight in around sep 2019. Done my first park run in 2019 done a few before covid hit then done a few 5km and even done 2 10km was running around the 30 min make for a 5km

Got injured in mid 2022 to back and done the same injury 9 months or so later so hardly any park runs for best part of 18 months

Done about 3 monnths worth of park runs in 2024 then rolled ankle which took ages to heal. Restarted this year - down 5 this year with 4 being in last month

Improved time by a couple of mins from the start of May which is good. I am aiming to get to sub 40 for my local park run which is not a flat park run by any stretch

I am sitting here with my back and legs in bits from yesterday lol but I know my heart rate and blood pressure is improving "

Absolutely brilliant. This is why I love parkrun. I do a few squats and lunges in the week, when I remember, and touch wood, it has really helped with avoiding injury. My times aren’t brilliant, but I’m never last and never feel intimidated, and I usually have a few great chats with people before the start and throughout the run. I just feel like I’m doing myself a lot of good both physically and mentally.

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By *arl48Man
4 weeks ago

douglas

I started the beginning of march walk most of the way due to dodgy knees but getting a bit more running in each week , only done Isle of Man so far , might have gone faster last time out but got stuck behind this woman with the most beautiful ass

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By *palgMan
4 weeks ago

Milton Keynes

I am 3 parkruns short of the big 500. It's taken a while but not long now.

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By *ovelyDayXXXWoman
4 weeks ago

Niche

I'm allergic

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By *oiluvfunMan
4 weeks ago

Penrith


"I am 3 parkruns short of the big 500. It's taken a while but not long now. "

Excellent mate! That’s some achievement! I’ve done 107, and was over the moon when I scored No.100 a few weeks ago 😎👍

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By *palgMan
4 weeks ago

Milton Keynes


"I am 3 parkruns short of the big 500. It's taken a while but not long now.

Excellent mate! That’s some achievement! I’ve done 107, and was over the moon when I scored No.100 a few weeks ago 😎👍"

Thanks mate! And well done you on your 107.

I felt a great sense of achievement too when I reached the 50, 100, and 250 milestones. I'm much slower now, but still going.

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
4 weeks ago

wilmslow

500 would be an absolute minimum of 10 years, and so slowing down is unavoidable. A mate of mine got so focused on his times and so fed up that he was getting slower, that he quit running altogether, not admitting that he was now in his 60’s and so not adjusting his expectations of himself. I’m rubbish compared to many, but it’s the buzz and the social and getting to new locations and just a sense of being part of something, without having to feel pressured or restricted. I just love it, and when I’m injured or just feeling out of sorts, I volunteer, which is great too.

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By *oiluvfunMan
4 weeks ago

Penrith


"500 would be an absolute minimum of 10 years, and so slowing down is unavoidable. A mate of mine got so focused on his times and so fed up that he was getting slower, that he quit running altogether, not admitting that he was now in his 60’s and so not adjusting his expectations of himself. I’m rubbish compared to many, but it’s the buzz and the social and getting to new locations and just a sense of being part of something, without having to feel pressured or restricted. I just love it, and when I’m injured or just feeling out of sorts, I volunteer, which is great too. "

I’ve said this a few times in the forum, because it’s true lol! You’ll meet more ladies at your local Parkrun, than you will in Fab, or a swinger club 😉

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By *palgMan
4 weeks ago

Milton Keynes


"500 would be an absolute minimum of 10 years, and so slowing down is unavoidable. A mate of mine got so focused on his times and so fed up that he was getting slower, that he quit running altogether, not admitting that he was now in his 60’s and so not adjusting his expectations of himself. I’m rubbish compared to many, but it’s the buzz and the social and getting to new locations and just a sense of being part of something, without having to feel pressured or restricted. I just love it, and when I’m injured or just feeling out of sorts, I volunteer, which is great too. "

Well, it's taken me 12 years, but in my defense there was an 18 months gap when there was no parkrun because of covid.

I used to always be chasing PBs but I've now learnt to live with being about 4-5 minutes shower then pre pandemic. I'm both older and heavier now, and I don't take it as seriously.

But I love the social catch up with friends that you only see once a week on a Saturday morning, the buzz as you say, the relaxed chat in the cafe afterwards. It's just part of the routine!

Parkrun tourism is always exciting (doing one tomorrow as my local is cancelled) and it's lovely to see things from the other side when volunteering.

Overall, great for fitness AND mental health!

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By *palgMan
4 weeks ago

Milton Keynes


"I’ve said this a few times in the forum, because it’s true lol! You’ll meet more ladies at your local Parkrun, than you will in Fab, or a swinger club 😉"

Very true!

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By *cott45hullMan
4 weeks ago

Hull


"I am 3 parkruns short of the big 500. It's taken a while but not long now. "

Quality effort

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
4 weeks ago

wilmslow

Come on fellow excuse finders. It’s raining here, I think my knee is a bit sore ………. I could just stay in bed scrolling, but I know I’ll feel great later if I do get my arse and head into gear and get out there, and feel a bit flat and disappointed in myself if I don’t.

Shall we??

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By *cott45hullMan
4 weeks ago

Hull

Raining here too.

Got a 10k race tomorrow so wouldn’t normally parkrun the day before but it’s my mates first one back after over a year out injured so couldn’t miss it!

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By *acavityMan
4 weeks ago

Redditch

I’m close to 500 runs and 100 volunteers

Have been to 96 different locations

And it’s great

Normally meet up with a couple of friends for coffee afterwards

But have met so many nice people.

Just parked up at my local run, about to get out of the car, into the rain 🌧️

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By *palgMan
4 weeks ago

Milton Keynes

Great effort, well done!

And well done to all who also came out in the rain and cold this morning, regardless of whether it was your first or 500th parkrun! Bravo!

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By *aomilatteCouple
3 weeks ago

Midlands


"I’m close to 500 runs and 100 volunteers

Have been to 96 different locations

And it’s great

Normally meet up with a couple of friends for coffee afterwards

But have met so many nice people.

Just parked up at my local run, about to get out of the car, into the rain 🌧️

"

That's excellent volunteering 👏. No volunteers = no parkrun 🏃‍♀️🏃

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By *rags72Man
3 weeks ago

Stoke

Trentham Gardens again for me this weekend. Busy one but fab location.

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By *mpwuMan
2 weeks ago

Sidcup

Who's out this morning, need your cream and fluids...

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By *oiluvfunMan
2 weeks ago

Penrith

Completed my local at Penrith this morning, way too hot for me, and low on energy as I stayed up to watch the Scotland game last night. It’s all about going the distance though, and well done to everyone else who got their arses out of bed to go and get sweaty 🥵

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By *mpwuMan
2 weeks ago

Sidcup

Hot and sweaty in London too... But got a decent time for an old git... Almost up to 200 now..

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By *cott45hullMan
2 weeks ago

Hull

That was horrible this morning. So humid!

One of those morning where things just didn’t go right. Shorts chaffed, felt sick, prick ahead of me stopped dead on the the finish line so I ran in front of him then another prick overtook me in the finish funnel And wouldn’t go back into line.

Onwards to next week!

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By *ocialablechapMan
2 weeks ago

Paphos and also SW UK

Got a pb today! Happy bunny!!

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By *cott45hullMan
2 weeks ago

Hull

Nice running 👏👏👏

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By *4bimMan
2 weeks ago

Farnborough Hampshire

i believe they encourged park runs in bosnia by having snipers

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By *palgMan
1 week ago

Milton Keynes

500 done! I can now retire lol

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By *town2023Man
1 week ago

keighley

Doing Clarence next week which is bury.

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By *ovelyDayXXXWoman
1 week ago

Niche

I asked my knees and they said they'd get back to me in 10 business days or less.

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By *heSuccubusWoman
1 week ago

Darlington


"Got a pb today! Happy bunny!!"

Woohoo!! well done you

I got a PW!haha Well, not quite bit not far off. Turns out parkrun 6 day's post fell running marathon wasn't my best idea

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By *acavityMan
1 week ago

Redditch


"i believe they encourged park runs in bosnia by having snipers"

I was regularly running in Bosnia 30 years ago, and never had any issues with snipers.

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By *palgMan
1 week ago

Milton Keynes


"Got a pb today! Happy bunny!!

Woohoo!! well done you

I got a PW!haha Well, not quite bit not far off. Turns out parkrun 6 day's post fell running marathon wasn't my best idea "

Wow, impressive dedication. And well done on your marathon!

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By *cott45hullMan
4 days ago

Hull

Parkrunning tomorrow or skipping the heat?

I’ll be running

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By *palgMan
4 days ago

Milton Keynes

Defo running tomorrow. I have a new 500 t-shirt to show off. lol

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By *umfun24 OP   Man
4 days ago

wilmslow

Definitely going, but I’m not sure if I’ll be giving it my all. I will see how it goes. Sometimes it’s just great to be in the middle and not worrying about times or position.

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By *ddieZenMan
4 days ago

Glasgow

I will be running my home parkrun tomorrow.

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By *cott45hullMan
4 days ago

Hull


"Defo running tomorrow. I have a new 500 t-shirt to show off. lol"

Absolutely you must

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By *cott45hullMan
4 days ago

Hull


"Definitely going, but I’m not sure if I’ll be giving it my all. I will see how it goes. Sometimes it’s just great to be in the middle and not worrying about times or position. "

Definitely a day for an easy one to acclimatise to the heat.

I’ve got a 10k race a week on Friday so good prep for that

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By *aptain wonderpantsMan
4 days ago

Cheshire

Will see how the heat is in the morning, I have done the last few weeks at Alderley park, nice location.

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By *acavityMan
3 days ago

Redditch


"Defo running tomorrow. I have a new 500 t-shirt to show off. lol"

Congratulations, that's an impressive achievement.

I'll be attending today, but will be carrying a water bottle, which I don't normally do.

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By *palgMan
3 days ago

Milton Keynes

Well, the new t-shirt was properly christened with a very very sweaty run! Lol

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By *ob1970Man
3 days ago

STOCKPORT

I do parkrun I'd love someone to join me on a run anywhere manchester area

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By *hunkymonkey81Man
3 days ago

Sheffield

I m definately seduced with a sweet tooth

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By *cott45hullMan
3 days ago

Hull


"Well, the new t-shirt was properly christened with a very very sweaty run! Lol "

My runs are like that even in the middle of winter 😆

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By *palgMan
3 days ago

Milton Keynes


"Well, the new t-shirt was properly christened with a very very sweaty run! Lol

My runs are like that even in the middle of winter 😆"

Yes, me too! But today was definitely worse.

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